LOS ANGELES — "Vanderpump Rules" star Raquel Leviss has reportedly left the mental health facility she checked into after the eruption of the so-called Scandoval affair last spring. And she's making some major changes, including going back to using her birth name, Rachel.
The Bravo reality star left the Meadows in Arizona about two weeks ago after racking up a $200,000 bill while undergoing intensive therapy there for two months, TMZ reported Friday. A representative for Leviss did not immediately respond Friday to the L.A. Times' requests for confirmation.
Leviss, 28, reportedly checked into the facility after taping the bombshell three-part "Vanderpump Rules" reunion in late March — but had planned to undergo treatment prior to the discovery of her affair with co-star and TomTom restaurateur Tom Sandoval. Their illicit romance, long suspected among their co-stars, upended Sandoval's nearly nine-year relationship with Leviss' friend and confidante Ariana Madix as cameras were rolling on Season 10 of the "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" spinoff series.